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5x − 3(8x − 2)= 10x − 12+ 4(x − 2)

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Answer to a math question 5x − 3(8x − 2)= 10x − 12+ 4(x − 2)

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5x − 3(8x − 2) = 10x − 12+ 4(x − 2) Distribuir 5x − 24x + 6 = 10x − 12+ 4x − 8 combinar términos semejantes -19x + 6 = 14x - 20 26 = 33x Divide ambos lados por 33 x = 26/33

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